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Ugreen NASync DXP2800 (0 TB)
EUR314,–

Ugreen NASync DXP2800

0 TB

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wkorosec

1 month ago

Has anyone tried the 32 GB PHS memory chip (part number 46217099) in the DXP2800? The Intel N100 CPU officially only supports 16 GB (as stated in the description of the NAS). However, there are reports on the Internet that the N100 CPU can be operated with more memory... I actually want to upgrade my Zotac ZBOX CI337 nano box to 32 GB - if that's possible ;-)

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michel.garcia

1 month ago

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Hello ! I have installed the 32GB Crucial on the DXP2800 without any problems. But I have no idea if it will work on your Zotac, normally I would say yes, you have to try: Crucial Technology DDR5-5600 (1 x 32GB, 5600 MHz, DDR5 RAM, SO-DIMM)

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Anonymous

1 month ago

Is it possible to use it only with m.2 NVMe SSD drives? Or are they only used for cache and HDDs are used for main storage?

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Galaxus

1 month ago

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The NASync DXP2800 primarily uses SATA drives for main storage, with M.2 NVMe SSDs typically used as read-write caches to enhance performance. While it is technically possible to use M.2 NVMe SSDs, they are not intended for main storage in this setup. The device is designed to support SATA drives in its two bays for primary data storage.

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Anonymous

2 months ago

We don't have much data, but I have a few Docker containers running at home. (HomeAssistant, Graylog, docmost, ddclient, pihole, portainer, wireguard - all in all 7 stacks with 13 containers) Does anyone have experience of how well Docker behaves on the Ugreen? (I currently have a small HP PC with 20GB RAM, 2.5'' SSD and an i5 at the start...) Is it possible to expand the Ugreen so that there is enough RAM available or would the system be overloaded with too many containers?

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r_blackhawk

2 months ago

I have it running with Unraid and 48GB without any problems

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Anonymous

4 months ago

Is it possible to encrypt the hard drives?

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Galaxus

4 months ago

Yes, it is possible to encrypt the hard drives. The NAS supports professional encryption, including robust standards such as AES-256, to fully protect data transfer and stored data. Encryption can take place at different levels, such as full hard drive encryption, which offers maximum security.

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GIAN24

4 weeks ago

Hello, The 0 TB under the product title is confusing. Does this NAS come with storage space (I'm new to network storage). If not, what do I need to buy in addition? Thanks Do you have any advice for my first remote storage? I have a room in Lausanne and this will be useful for storing all my images and videos, as I'm a professional in the field. Thank you very much! Gianluigi

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rkalberer

3 weeks ago

The device is supplied without hard discs. When you order the NAS, the appropriate hard discs are suggested. You can then choose which storage size you want. Installing the discs is very easy. In my opinion, the software of the NAS is also quite simple and also suitable for a layman. If something was not clear to me, AI was able to help me well. Greetings RK

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